This apartment has both pros and cons. The place is very clean and as you can see, it’s very affordable. In all my communications with the host, Goubin, he was very prompt in getting back to me. The neighborhood is interesting- it’s not touristy AT ALL, which in one way is nice. There are some cute cafes and there’s a night market within walking distance called Siam Gypsy Junction which seems super cool (It’s closed on Monday’s, so I wasn’t able to see it for myself). On the other hand, the location is quite far from most tourist areas like Sukhumvit, Old Town, Siam (the BTS stop), etc , so you’ll spend about 45 mins-1 hour commuting by train each way. You can take cabs, but Bangkok traffic is notorious so that’s not an ideal option. The person who was supposed to meet us and let us into the apartment was late- I know stuff happens, but this is a drawback compared to other places where you are able to let yourself in. Also, there’s a large sign in the lobby explaining that day rentals are not allowed and are illegal- we were also greeted by a building manager who told us the same, but allowed us to stay. It was a little unsettling, though we did not have any problems with management during our short stay. Just something to be aware of- I don’t think Airbnb is actually legal in Thailand.